The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-22

laka from Sanford and Park avenues. be
purchased Instead His claim is that the
time required to get shade in the present
park sites viii De considerable, while the
trouble is already largely overcome in the
site he names. He further argues that the
lake view would prove an attraction to
winter visiters, Is well Us TO Sanford people.
At Tallahassee Sunday night while the
family of Col John a. Henderson were at
church his house was entered and robbed
Among the articles stolen was set of dia-
mond earrings, several pieces Of silverware,
including a sugar dish forks spoons, knives
and table linen; also a isilver Waltham
open-face watch with chain and lOcket, a
small clock. photo albums, etc The only
articles known 10 have been marked were
the solid silver spoons marked Wv" The
extent of the robbery Is about $500. No
locks We're broken. Surrounding circum-
stances and connecting Incidents indicate
that it was the work of some one well ac-
quainted with the premises. Col. Hender-
son offers 500 for the return OF the stolen
property = sN
Apalachicola is assured that by next sea
son the Columbus and Gulf Navigation Com
pany will be az work with their steamers,
COMPRISES and warehouses, and shipping
through that port the wealth of the Chatta-
hOOchee valley. INFRINGING from the East
miscellaneous cargoeS for distribution to va
rlous points in Florida. Alabama and Geor-
gia. In addition 70 the Gulf line, which
seems to be assured, it is thought that
the Morgan steamships will touch at Apa-
lachicola. Two Of the largest fertilizer
factories in the United States, situated at
Boston, have been secured as coadjutOrs to
TINS big enterprise and they propose TO ship
to the Chattahoochee valley by the way of
Apalachicola Thousands of tons of fertilizer
which have heretofore gone by way of other
lines. Altogether the prospect seems bright.
At meeting of the citizens of Brevard
county at ROckledge, April Is, the following
was adopted: We deplore the political in
trigue and great injustice done the Hon. W.
ID. Bloxham. ana in open meeting have
unanimously ReSoir5d. That it is the sense
Of this meeting and we believe Of all good
citizens of Brevard county as well also Of
the State. aside from the Influence of politi-
cal aSpirantS, that it is the duty of our legis-
latIve representatives to use every honorable
means to secure the election of ". D. Blox-
ham to the United States Senate Resolved.
That all Of his public acts have been to ad-
vance the interests OF the State: that his
ability and fidelity to the interests of the
State secures 10 him the confidence of her
citizens and entities him In the support OF
the Democratic party for United States
Senator.
All is quiet again at st. Augustine and
the excitement created by the frequent fires
Is dying away. \ large patrol, however.
under charge Of Capt. L. F. Armstrong. is
on duty at night and straggleTs are closely
watched. A colored man named Henry
Fisher reported Tuesday that he was APP
preached by two white men who showed
him bottle of fluid and told him that he
could make big thing if he would go with
them and guard a b0uSa while tha,- want
inside and fred it. He promised 10 meet
the men az the new church which Mr.
Flagler is building after he went for his
coat. He then quietly informed an officer
who went with him to the church. The men
Who were waiting for him broke and ran
away on seeing the officer Fisher gave a
description OF the men. and two men were
dterward arrested, but they proved TO be
the wrong parties and were released. Jen-
nlngS Is still IN jail on suspicion of being one
OF the parties who set the second fire, there
being evidence AnNuo-n n hold him